Will their money last as long as their retirement?
It's time to help your clientsLIVElife to the fullest
Flip the risks that shape retirement with confidence and clarity.
L.I.V.E. Risk Calculator
The L.I.V.E. Risk Calculator is a 5-minute interactive tool that uncovers what your clients really think about the four risks that define retirement: Longevity, Inflation, Volatility, and Emotion. Walk out of every review with a one-page snapshot you can hand across the table — and a client who feels heard.
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L.I.V.E. Retirement Risk Calculator — See Your Client's Real Risk Profile in Minutes
Our new interactive calculator is a fast, visual conversation-starter that reveals how clients truly feel about longevity, inflation, volatility, and the emotions driving their decisions. Skip the generic risk questionnaire and open the door to a more honest planning conversation — so you and your client get to the solve, faster.

Start the conversations that matter
At Delaware Life, we want to help you change the conversation with your clients. In this brochure, we show you how to turn these abstract retirement risks into concrete concepts to demonstrate the value you bring to the table.
This infographic is a simple, highly visual tool you can use with clients to provide an overview of the four L.I.V.E. risks.

To retire smart, know your risks
This infographic is a simple, highly visual tool you can use with clients to provide an overview of the four L.I.V.E. risks.

Help them live the life they've earned
Your clients face real risks in retirement and we'll help you be the hero they need to live the life they deserve. With you by their side, your clients can overcome key retirement risks to:
Live fully with smarter, lasting income.
Protect their purchasing power over time.
Stay the course through uncertain markets.
Make decisions with calm and clarity.
And we'll be your partner every step of the way because at Delaware Life, we do more than sell annuities. We sell outcomes.
Learn more about the L.I.V.E. framework in this Asset TV interview.
The increase in the risk of running out of money when retirement is extended by 5 years.1
The percentage of U.S. households that won't be able to maintain their standard of living in retirement.2
The percentage of gain it takes to recover from a 41% loss.3
That's how much more intensely people feel investment losses than gains.4
1CFA Institute, “100 Years and Counting: The Financial Reality of Extended Longevity,” June 10, 2025.
2Morningstar Center for Retirement & Policy Studies, Beyond the Retirement Crisis Headlines, July 2024.
3J.P. Morgan Asset Management, On the Bench, 09/2025.
4Kahneman & Tversky, Prospect Theory
